Archtalk

[the village idiot]

New toy arrived today:001_smile:

 

It's an outrageously over-specced log arch for behind the alpine. It was built by the ever accommodating Tim at TCF Engineering and can fully suspended a 3ft diameter 4mtr long Oak stem, or skid a log of any length.

 

Equipped with a 12000lbs electric winch.

 

When the woodland dries out a bit I'll post some pictures of it in action.

 

TVI.

 

 

 

[felixthelogchopper]

Nice. If conditions are the same up there are the same as down here, I won't hold my breath for the pics.

[njmusk]

For an extra £250 you could have had mud guards and a dolly wheel:lol:

 

Seriously though looks a well built bit of kit, what is the centre of gravity like, but then again you don't have hills down there.

[the village idiot]

For an extra £250 you could have had mud guards and a dolly wheel:lol:

 

Seriously though looks a well built bit of kit, what is the centre of gravity like, but then again you don't have hills down there.

 

Yup, flat as a pancake in my part of Suffolkshire. It has got a swivel hitch should anything weird happen.

[njmusk]

Is the shoe whats left of the scumbag

[njmusk]

Just an observation, could you get plastic caps to fit into the box sections to stop shite getting in them

[the village idiot]

Is the shoe whats left of the scumbag

 

Well spotted!

 

I hacked it off as a souvenir before backing over him with the flail.

 

Never cross a man with implements!

[the village idiot]

Just an observation, could you get plastic caps to fit into the box sections to stop shite getting in them

 

I could, but I'd be concerned about the extra weight!

[njmusk]

Well spotted!

 

I hacked it off as a souvenir before backing over him with the flail.

 

Never cross a man with implements!

 

 

Good o yer mate, if you're like me have watched far too many slasher movies. Got the whole set of Wrong Turn ones:thumbup1:

[the village idiot]

Good o yer mate, if you're like me have watched far too many slasher movies. Got the whole set of Wrong Turn ones:thumbup1:

 

I tend to steer clear of horror films to be honest. I know of people who, because of films they've watched, feel uncomfortable in woodlands and anywhere after dark. I don't want to end up like them!

 

Stupid thing is, I expect you are far safer in the woods than walking through a town.

Woods are where the bodies get dumped after all the nasty business has already happened.